Tucson is set to approve changes for large water users. Advocates say they aren’t strict enough.
Tucson City Council will consider proposed changes to its large water user ordinance Tuesday, but some environmental advocates and Tucson residents say the changes don’t go far enough. The city council rushed to approve a new ordinance in August 2025 to protect the city from large water users like data centers with the intention of […]
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